Interpretation:
The first four energy levels of hydrogen needs to be explained.
Concept introduction:
The number of orbitals in any orbit =
Answer to Problem 17SSC
Number of orbitals related to each s- sublevel
Number of orbitals related to each p- sublevel
Explanation of Solution
First four energy level of hydrogen atom-
s-sublevel contain only
Number of orbitals related to each s - sublevel
Number of orbitals related to each p - sublevel
Thus, number of orbitals related to each s - sublevel
Number of orbitals related to each p - sublevel
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